Ben Shelton’s explosive run to the 2025 ATP Finals has earned him a new nickname. After clinching his spot in Turin with a quarterfinal finish in Paris, the 23-year-old American is being hailed as the sport’s next big entertainer—combining power,

Ben Shelton has advanced to the quarter-finals of the Paris Masters after a straight-sets win over Andrey Rublev. The American, who is playing his second tournament since returning from an injury at the US Open,

Ben Shelton and Taylor Fritz—have qualified for the ATP Finals in the same season, ending a 19-year drought and reigniting hopes for U.S. dominance in men’s tennis. With Shelton making his debut and Fritz returning after a career-best season,

Ben Shelton’s rise through the ATP ranks continues, even amid recent turbulence. The 23-year-old American is currently sixth in both the live ATP rankings and the Race to Turin, positioning him on the brink of his first Tour Finals appearance. A win over Rublev would move him even closer to securing his spot among the season ’s elite.

Ben Shelton admits it hasn't been the most consistent of seasons for him in 2025, but hopes he can make a run at the Paris Masters and also secure his first ATP Finals appearance.

Ben Shelton's girlfriend, Trinity Rodman, is on the road to recovery from the brutal injury she suffered during a Washington Spirits game.

Ben Shelton has secured his spot in the prestigious Nitto ATP Finals, marking a milestone in his rising career. The young American punched his ticket to the season-ending event on Thursday after advancing to the quarterfinals of the Rolex Paris Masters. This leaves just one singles berth open for the tournament in Turin, Italy.